Interest rate change 'more likely in November'

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November is the most likely month to see a change in interest rates, indicating the Bank of England may cut rates next week, according to Legal and General.

An analysis of interest rate changes over the past ten years reveals November has seen a total of six rate changes. Legal and General claims the analysis points to a further base rate change this month, and say cooling house prices and a slowing mortgage market means there is likely to be a cut. The new will come as a relief to many homeowners who expect to suffer payment shocks when their fixed rate deals expire towards the end of 2007 and they are forced to remortgage at a higher rate. Commenting on the findings, Ben Thompson, mortgages director at Legal and General, says: “November is...

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